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Beurer FB 12 Foot Spa
The Beurer FB 12 is a compact foot spa offering a relaxing and rejuvenating experience through balneotherapy. This foot bath promotes healthy blood circulation, soothes tired feet, and can also help in reducing stress levels
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| Brand |  Zanussi is a brand of household appliances, founded in Italy in 1948. The company produces a wide range of appliances, from ovens and hobs to dishwashers and washing machines. Zanussi is a subsidiary of the Swedish company Electrolux. |
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